One act regulating this product prompted a test based on whether legislation was aimed at "discrete and insular minorities." That act banning a type of this product prompted the case U.S. v. Carolene Products, which contained Justice Stone's "footnote four," an expansion of the "preferred freedoms" doctrine. A Congressional act banned the "filled" variety of it. A man with this surname styled himself the "Mayor of Castro Street." That man with this surname was murdered, prompting the "Twinkie defense" of Dan White, who 
One act regulating this product prompted a test based on whether legislation was aimed at "discrete and insular minorities." That act banning a type of this product prompted the case U.S. v. Carolene Products, which contained Justice Stone's "footnote four," an expansion of the "preferred freedoms" doctrine. A Congressional act banned the "filled" variety of it. A man with this surname styled himself the "Mayor of Castro Street." That man with this surname was murdered, prompting the "Twinkie defense" of Dan White, who killed a man with this surname and George Moscone. For 10 points, give this surname of openly gay San Francisco city supervisor Harvey.
One act regulating this product prompted a test based on whether legislation was aimed at "discrete and insular minorities.
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